Teleste EOC03 User guide

Install and applications guide
Sections
EOC03 Ethernet over
Coax Extender
Setup and applications guide
What’s in the box 2
Product overview 3
Set up options 4
Ethernet extension using existing Cable TV wiring 5
Ethernet extension using existing DVB -T (TV aerial) cabling 6
Setup and Configuration procedure Cable TV wiring 7
Page

1 x EOC03 Ethernet Extender
1 x PSU
1 x Ethernet Patch cord
1 x Coax fly lead
1 x F to IEC adapter
1 x Quick start Guide
What’s in the box?
2

Product overview
3
Power (Red = on) Local ethernet
connection Ethernet over coax Connection
(Yellow = connected)
See page 7 for
more details on
the meaning of
the LED’s
12 Volt
power
Gigabit Ethernet Port
TV / CATV + Ethernet
over Coax Signal INPUT
TV ONLY OUTPUT
to TV or Set top Box
(does not carry Ethernet signal)

Set up options
The EOC03 on a Ethernet over coax bridge device. It can be used to deliver Gigabit
Ethernet via a Coax (TV aerial or Cable TV) connection.
It can be used as either a sender or receiver but will need to be used with at least
one other Ethernet over Coax or MoCA compatible device. This can be either…
A Maximum of 16 EOC devices can be used in any one home network
Each being able to send and receive Gigabit Ethernet via the existing TV aerial or
Cable TV cabling structure that is already installed in the home
The following pages show the most common configurations…
Optional extra
EOC04 Ethernet over coax
WiFi Extender
Another EOC03
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Ethernet extension using existing
Cable TV wiring.
Coax Cable
Main CATV feed
into Home Ethernet
The first EOC adapter needs to be connected to the Cable Modem, Via an
Ethernet patch cord, to get an Ethernet signal into the system.
A connection from a spare OUTPUT on the CATV distribution amplifier to the
CABLE IN connection on the EOC adapter. It is essential that the first EOC adapter
is only connected to an OUTPUT port of the amplifier, as the Ethernet over coax
signal cannot pass through the amplifier. It will however pass across the output
connections of the distribution amplipher.
At the 2nd EOC03 extender, connect the ‘CABLE IN’ socket to the wall outlet. Use
the supplied COAX fly lead to then remake the connection to the TV or set top
box, so that the signal is passing through the EOC03.
Connect any Ethernet devices – Smart TV, IP Set top Box etc. using an Ethernet
patch cord.
Power up the EOC device – the unit will take between 10-15 seconds to boot up
and stabilise.
EOC03
SMART TV With Ethernet
Connection from EOC04
Games console
with ethernet
connection from
EOC03
EOC04 WiFi
Extender
Set top box with Ethernet
connection from EOC04
First EOC adapter
Gateway Router
Distribution
amplifer
5

Ethernet extension using existing
DVB-T ( TV aerial) cabling.
The first EOC adapter needs to be connected to the Modem / Router, Via an Ethernet patch
cord, to get an Ethernet signal into the system.
Make a connection from a spare OUTPUT on the TV aerial distribution amplifier to the
CABLE IN connection on the first EOC adapter.
It is essential that the EOC adapter is only connected to an OUTPUT port of the amplifier, as
the Ethernet over coax signal cannot pass through the amplifier.
At the 2nd EOC03 extender, connect the ‘CABLE IN’ socket to the wall outlet. Use the
supplied COAX fly lead to then make a connection to the TV or set top box, so that the
signal is passing through the EOC03 to the TV or set top box.
Connect any Ethernet devices – Smart TV, IP Set top Box etc. using an Ethernet patch cord.
Power up the EOC device – the unit will take between 10-15 seconds to boot up and stabilise.
The red power light will then come on and the yellow ethernet over coax light, indicating
the EOC03 had found another EOC or MOCA device on the coax network.
Distribution
amplifer
Coax Cable
Ethernet
Gateway
Router
First EOC03 adapter
EOC04 WiFi Adapter
Smart TV
Smart TV
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Note: maximum of 16 adapters may be connected in a network.

RED – Power light – unit is on and functioning
YELLOW – coax light- connection has been made to another EOC device on the network
and that the EOC-03 is receiving Ethernet data.
Local Ethernet connection lights:
GREEN – EOC Ethernet port is connected to Gigabit Ethernet device
RED – EOC Ethernet port is connected to 100 Base T Ethernet device
Note: These lights only indicate local connection status between the EOC03 and the set
top box or games console and do not indicate that Gigabit or 100 Base T Ethernet is being
sent over the coax.
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EOCO3 Lights and indicators

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